Celebrity
'Please bahar jao': Alia Bhatt loses cool at paps who followed her inside private building to click pictures
Mumbai/IBNS: On a rare occasion, Bollywood star Alia Bhatt lost her cool at the paparazzis who followed her inside a private building to click her pictures.
In a viral video, Alia was seen losing her cool at the paparazzis when she spotted them coming out of her car.
As some of the paps had already intruded into the private space, Alia, who went there to play pickleball game, told them firmly, "Gate ke andar mat aao... please bahar jao, nahi nahi abhi aap jaiye please, yeh aapka building nahi hai, aap yahan nahi rahe sakte, please bahar jaiye aap, sun nahi rahe hai, Thank you (Please do not come inside... please leave the space... this is not your property so you can't stay here, please leave the space, you are not listening. Thank you."
As the paps left the space, Alia closed the door and went ahead to play.
Majority of the netizens have supported Alia. One of the users wrote, "Considering the situation she is as polite as possible. One of the paps is clearly heard laughing and another is heard politely asking for pictures. This is a shame because of one person's over smartness the rest of them suffered."
"Boundaries, the media needs to respect boundaries. I dunno why they are given such freedom. A day will come when these paps will hurt someone and then get into serious trouble, then they will learn," another user wrote.
On the work front, Alia was last seen in Jigra, which is one of the rare box office failures in the actress' career.
One of her upcoming projects is Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Love & War where she stars alongside husband Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal.
She will team up with Sharvari in Alpha.
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